Lienchiang County, County in Fuchien, Taiwan
Lienchiang County is an administrative division in Fuchien, Taiwan, consisting of four main townships spread across several islands in the sea. The townships of Beigan, Dongyin, Juguang and Nangan lie scattered across an area surrounded by water, connected mainly through ferry routes.
The region became part of Taiwan's administration after the Second World War, when political changes shifted control over this island group. Military installations arose in the following decades, shaping the development and character of the settlements permanently.
Place names and street signs display Chinese characters alongside local dialect expressions, reflecting the linguistic ties to nearby coastal regions. Temples and shrines stand at the center of community life in many settlements, where residents gather during religious festivals.
The islands are accessible by ferries and air connections, though crossings can depend on weather conditions. Nangan serves as the main entry point for visitors, where most public facilities and services are located.
The population structure shows a clear male majority, linked to the presence of military personnel and administrative functions. This demographic characteristic sets the region apart from most other areas in Taiwan.
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